Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 May 1913
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1913-05-28 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833 No. 120 VOL. LXXI. WEDNESDAY. 28th MAY. 19!3. PRICE 10 CENTS,20 words
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Advertisement831 1913-05-28 1 jnDOQOßanaanunoDQDßaQnon» FOK $3O g g \7OU ca, h* ve the Pinang g n Y Gazette posted every day n for a whole year to your address. g (LOCAL SUBSCRIPTION. 527). g D Proportionate Quarterly and g n Half-yearly rates. g g Subscriptions are payable in o advance and remittances should831 words
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Advertisement96 1913-05-28 1 ■auODtmUDßaDisaQ o a aa a« o e b oh a TX7HEN YOU ARE AWAY a V V on leave you want to keep g in touch with Malayan affairs, 8 2 Social, Commercial, Mining, Planting, Ac. This you can do g in no better way than by subscrib- a a96 words
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Article1420 1913-05-28 2 The price of British coal, says a correspondent of the Morning Post, will be one of the dominating factors in the readjustment and development of international trade routes that will follow the opening of the Panama Canal. For example, the difference be ween the cost1,420 words
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Article273 1913-05-28 2 Mr. A. W. Gamage, turned his attention to journalism, and has contributed an article on Rules for Success in Life to tbe London Budget. Incidentally the article is a short sketch of Mr. Gamage’s business life. There is a real Carmelite House touch in Mr.273 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement952 1913-05-28 2 SITUATION WANTED. FOR SALE. SITUATION WANTED. FOR SALE V OUNG bineton Motor Bicycle. Triumph. Good log the bueine heXd Xperteoce Apply No. 680, c/o Pina» 9 OazeU. with labour. 680—10-6 Reply No. 681, cjo Pinang Gazette 681—28-5 FOR SALrEz. CITIIATIAU VACANT A NEW Four Cylinder 10-12 H. P. OIIUAHVft I952 words
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Advertisement74 1913-05-28 2 An Experienced Rubber and Coconut Planter, who is shortly resigning the management of a large estate which he has planted, is desirous of taking up contracts for Surveying, Felling, Clearing and Planting up Estates, Eradicating Lalang, and the Construction of Bungalows, Roads, Drains, fi?c. Has good references and can prove74 words
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Advertisement156 1913-05-28 2 GRAND z# HIGHLAND LIQUEUR 20 Years old Xoy v °p. 12 Years old I Sole Agents Importers Sellar, Murray &Go. w I TANSAN WATER. "TBE CHOICEST 0! AU CHOICE WATERS.” TANSAN DRY TANSAN GINGER ALE, lEMONADE. “The Ideal Natural Mineral Water,” Sole Agents: R. T. REID Co., Penang. I Banking156 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous18 1913-05-28 2 The Moon. Last Quarter May 28 O New Moon June 5 First Quarter 11 O Full Moon 1918 words
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Article689 1913-05-28 3 HOW IT MAY BE REMOVED. With the banishment of Malaria a new era will dawn in history.” Those words, which cast a lurid glow on the importance of the disease directly responsible for more invaliding and death than any other cause in the tropics, were spoken,689 words
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SPORTING NOTES.
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Article368 1913-05-28 3 TRAINER’S ALLEGATIONS AGAINST AN OWNER. At the Leeds A<*ize<, before Mr. Justice Lush, James Patrick Hates, ahorse trainer, formerly of Middleham, now of Epsom, brought an action to recover damages for alleged slander from George William Smith, a commission agent and racehorse owner of Leeds. In opening368 words
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Article334 1913-05-28 3 Mr. P. F. Warner contributes an article to Badminton on the coming cricket season, and he makes some fun of the notion that there is a crisis in cricket he appears to think that the game is getting on pretty well. The most interesting part334 words
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Article220 1913-05-28 3 The death has taken place at Mr. R. L. V. Si erwood’s stud, at Newmarket, of the well-known sire, Wolfs Crag. He was by Barcaldine—Lucy Ashton, bred by Mr. J. E. Platt, in 1890, and (says the “Sportsman”) purchased as a yearling by Mr. Arthur James220 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement224 1913-05-28 3 f o»*aooaoaoib jZ g r I r<WT> -<r.- .< k rtj J Its h Wo always have a large sfock ORGANS Specially constructed for India on hand. ESTEY. MASON HAMIL'ON. BELL. HAMUN. ALSO FOLDINC ORGANS. SEND FOR LISTS. T. E. BEVAN Co.. Th« London Musical Depot, CALCUTTA. zi i\ BROWN224 words
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Advertisement77 1913-05-28 3 PENANG ICE AND INDUSTRIAL Coy ARE MAKERS OF Coloured Cement Tiles For Halls, Bathrooms, etc J Large Stock always on hand. or made to Selected patterns. Price from 10 to 12 cents according to design per Tile of 8 INCHES SQUARE. Cement Drain Pipes Stronger than and Superior to Earthenware77 words
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Advertisement332 1913-05-28 3 ♦■iiaiiiiMiiaiMHiiiiiaaiiiaaiNaiiMaiiaMif i I Jg f Jg J AN IDEAL TONIC. J HAS BEEN AWARDED 23 COLD AND SILVER MEDALS. Stimulates the Appetite Strengthens the Nenes S Regenerates the Blood. AM Wjg R.- JJ SERRAVALLO’S TONIC (Bark {J JI and Iron Wine) is a most palatable g mixture of Peruvian Bark332 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article23 1913-05-28 4 —Reuter. VICTORY OF ENGLISH TEAM. New York, May 27. The English poloists defeated the Piping Rock team by goals to 4|..—Reuter. - 23 words
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Article19 1913-05-28 4 —Reuter. London, May 27. Yorks beat Sussex by eight wickets. Surrey beat Essex by 74 runs.-—Reuter. - 19 words
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Article544 1913-05-28 4 ENTRIES FOR SATURDAY. Appended are the entries and handicaps for the Penang Hunt Club’s Gymkhana on Saturday 1. Distance Handicap. 2.45 p.m. Wghts. H’Cap. Mr J Thornton’s Little Mary 10.4 80 yds Commander Mcintyre’s Browu Willie 10 or 11 60 or 70 H H Tuuku Mahmud’s Giraffe544 words
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Article85 1913-05-28 4 THE DRAW. The draw for the submription griffins imported by the Pouaug Turf Club has been made, with the following result No. 1 Biy Gelding F. B. Rickett 2 Back Mare Swee Lee 6 Bay Gelding The Mac Kongsi 7 Brown Mare The Burok Kongsi BBi85 words
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Article175 1913-05-28 4 TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The results of yesterday’s play were as follows Profe sion Pairs.—Sells and Peel beat Turner and Gregs m by 6—4, 6—4; Martin and Crabb-Watt wo. from McHutchison and Sutherland scratched. Ladies’ Singles Handicap.—Mrs Welham w.o. from Mrs Neubrouner scratched MLs Beckett beat Mrs Samuel by175 words
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Article46 1913-05-28 4 Ties for to-day Single Handicap—Starr v. Lindley. Double Handicap.—Chalmers and Collin» v. W.-Motion and J G Allan. Championship.—W Daniel v, Owen. Ties for to-morrow Championship Pairs.—Sharpe and Lindley v. Ambrose and Thornton Goodwin and Harnbly v. Back and W.-Motion. Single Handicap.-—Turner v. Cunningham.46 words
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Article211 1913-05-28 4 PENANG v». COLOMBO AND CALCUTTA. The local team competed in this match this morning. Firing commenced about 7 o’clock in a goo i light. Tne conditions were a team of 10 persons, but only 8 scores to count, o her conditions being similar to Kings Ist Stage211 words
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Article46 1913-05-28 4 HONGKONG &COREB. In the interport rifle competition Hongkong fired off on Mty 18 in mist and rain. The total was 893 of which Willis scored 96 Coles 93 Danby 92 Pearce 91 Mdennon 90 Wilson 89 B’ann 87 Elson 86 Stewart 85 Head 8446 words
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Article687 1913-05-28 4 TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT YUAN. Peking, May 14.—Rumours of plots to assassinate P<eiident Yuan Shih-kai, which have been prevalent here for several days, culminated in the arrest yesterday of a number of c inspirators. The police have secured strong evidence, and have captured bombs, explosives, and forty revolvers687 words
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Article571 1913-05-28 4 The following letter appears in the Straits Times Sir, —Mr Arnold White’s mischievous an i misleading effusion, nonsense though it is, would doubtless do a lot of harm if wrirteu in connection with sue i countries as I lf ji a and Egypt, where there are always anarchical571 words
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Article325 1913-05-28 4 Mr. Grant Mackie, one of the oldest residents in Malaya, was interviewed by a Times oj Malaya inan the other day and had some interesting things to relate concerning the pioneer days of tin Peninsula. Questioned about the Tionoh Mines he said Yes, it is325 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement181 1913-05-28 4 PENANG TURF CLUB. NOTICE. 1 THE Race Course will be officially open for Training for the Autumn 1913 Meeting on and after Monday, the 2nd June, 1913. No Horses will be allowed on the Tracks before 6 a m. I No Hacking will be allowed during training hours, viz:—6 a.m.181 words
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Advertisement734 1913-05-28 4 WANTED AT ONCE. BOOK-BINDERS, one Nunaber- ing Machineman and one Ruling Machinem p n. None but experienced men with good references i eed apply to THE SECRETARY, Finang Gazette P ess, Limited. PENANG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ACONGREGATI >NAL MEETING will be held in the Church to-morrow evening, Thursday, 29th May, 630734 words
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Advertisement45 1913-05-28 4 DIABETES An interesting treatise dealing with causes, different stages and the most effective treatment of Diabetes, Hydrocele and Skin diseases will be given away free to the readers of the Pinang Gazette on application to—A. Chatterji and Co., (Dept. P. G.) 108-2, Machuabazar Road, Calcutta.45 words
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Advertisement30 1913-05-28 4 Your soup* and *tew* will b« more nourishing every Ifano you remember to a d a little BOVRIL It Impart* a deUdoa* flavour which appeal* to the aaoit critical palates30 words
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Miscellaneous204 1913-05-28 4 j The Straits Cinema Co. LOCATION —PENANG RC/AD. "TENIPORA MUTANTUR ET NOS MUTAMUR IN ILLIS." Complete Change of Programme Including THE TALISMAN. II PARTS II REELS Her Heart’s Desire Madame Rex Mysterious Elopement Singapore Regatta The Changeling Indian Justice etc., etc. B—II 45 p.m. Tickets Sold at all Hotels W.204 words
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Advertisement153 1913-05-28 5 BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. THE KING FOUR GOOD THINGS IN THE HOUSE, DON’T MIS® THEM. Milkmaid Condensed Ideal Condensed SWISS MILK SWISS MILK (Sweetened.) (Unsweetened.) Price: $ll.OO Cash Price: $7.75 Cash I PER CASE. PER CASE. (IN DEALER’S SHOP, NOT DELIVERED), (IN DEALER’S SHOP. NOT DELIVERED) 48 tins in case.153 words
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Article741 1913-05-28 6 Generally speaking, we should all like a little longer time to answer our correspondence between the arrival of the outward and the departure of the outward mail steamers. It would appear, however, that when the B. I. S. N. Co.’s steamers carry the mai’s to Madras, which happens741 words
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Article465 1913-05-28 6 That deserving humantarian cause, the Medical Mission for Women in Malacca, is engaging the practical sympathy of a number of the ladies associted with St. George’s Church. They propose to hold a garden bte to raise funds for the Mission on Wednesday, 25th June. The locale will465 words
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Article248 1913-05-28 6 CHINESE CLERK CUTS HIS THROAT. Mr R. B. Osborne yesterday afternoon held two inquests, both regarding cases of suicide. The first inquest concerned the death of Yeoh Tan Si, a clerk employed at Chop Gim Seng, No. 4 Ah Quee Street, who was found on the 14th248 words
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Article196 1913-05-28 6 The second inquest was touching the death of a Chinese noois, who was found hanging from the bed-post in her house, No. 153 Muntri Street. The first witness called was Mr. Weng Hoon, cashier to Messrs. Goon Yen and Friend?, who stated that the deceased was196 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Article135 1913-05-28 6 [To the Editor of the “Penang Gazette”.] Sir, The letter from your correspondent A,” concerning two restaurants within a stone’s throw of your office, is not very clearly expressed, and the careless reader would be under the impression that the insanitary conditions mentioned had reference to the135 words
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Article109 1913-05-28 6 [To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.”] Sir, With reference to your publication on Monday last of the contents of a Penang Volunteer Ciicular, I shall be obliged if you will inform your readers that you did so without authority and that the Circular was marked Private.”109 words
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Article110 1913-05-28 6 The entertainme t given last evening by the Mascots at the Penang Motion Picture Show was highly successful, and there was a big house in spite of the rain that came on after dark. The Mascots leave to-day for Taiping, where they will show in tMte Town Hall.110 words
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Article416 1913-05-28 6 The Hon. D. A. M. Brown has basn appointed Clerk of the Coarse of the Pen. ang Turf Club. The Sultan of Langkat and his suite, who have been staying at the Runny msde Hotel leave by the Rani for Deli this evening. The marriage takes place416 words
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Article140 1913-05-28 6 A vi a itor to Penang who was strolling along the Esplanade near the Fort yesterday, made an interesting find in the shape of a small thin copper coin in an excellent s’ate of preservation, bearing on the obverse side, in relief, the letters O V.C.” and140 words
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Article218 1913-05-28 6 Exciting scenes were witnessel in Hutton Lane this morning, when there was a free fight between parties of Hokiens and Teochews. It appetrs that a Teochow, incurred the displeasure of a Ho'rien, a rickisha-puller, living in one of the houses, and blows were exchanged. The Teochew218 words
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Advertisement153 1913-05-28 6 “ADLER” TYPEWRITERS. V VeYV. V* W WxVM. tsono. SIMPJLE CONSTRUCTION. USE MODERATE IN PRICE. Foolscap Model $120.00. Brief Model $llO.OO. Policy Model .X 3? $170.00. SOLE AGENTS: BEHN, MEYER Co., Ltd, PENANG. A SUPERB copy OF AN OLD MASTER. E A “NICOLAUS AMATI model violin, dark J J colour, finely153 words
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Advertisement37 1913-05-28 6 c/5 E. 0., pbnang. 'he Best. The CRAG, p»n*n* mu* CSS T >e only Sanatorium in the Straits Settlements. 22 RAFFLES, binoaporb. Wetl-Lnown from East to West. OS STRAND. Rangoon. The rr >st frequented Hotel in Burma.37 words
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Article199 1913-05-28 7 TO-DAY’S CHANGES. The following are the changes (buyers and sellers only) in our share list, on page 9 to-day Yesterday. To-day x x gUABB*. tr> as rf) Mining. Ayer Weng... 1.15 Ohendering...lOc dis par 15c dis 5c dis Gopeng C. 33/9 36/9 32/6 36/Kamunting... 6/- 9/- 6/3 9/K199 words
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Article148 1913-05-28 7 SINGAPORE. [From Our Own Correspondent.'] Singapore, May 28. At the rubber auctions 515 pikuls were sold at the following prices Sheet smoked $162 to $l7l Sheet Unsmoked 157 169 First crepe 157 170 Second 142 154 Third 128 140 Fourth 105 123 Inferior,, 50 102 Virgin scrap 105148 words
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Article106 1913-05-28 7 ANNUAL MEETING. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, Mxy 28. At the annual meeting of Sandvcroft Rubber Co., Mr. Plan-pt »n p-esided and explaii ed that the reduced profit was due to the lower price of rubber and the increased cost of tapping, etc., $9,000 was due to expanse106 words
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Article34 1913-05-28 7 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, May 28. Mr. Mustard, Manager of Braunston Estate, applied for and obtained an order lor an absconding Tamil to be sent to ■Kuala Selangor for trial.34 words
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Article69 1913-05-28 7 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang is $lO9 per picul, buyers, no tellers. Tin in London is quoted at £222 5*- «pot and £2lB 5s three months. Ihe following, was the local report of 3 o-day Si gapore Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Dll Penang Straits69 words
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THE WAR.
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Article228 1913-05-28 7 DEVELOPING TDtllT IN ASIA. Belgrade, May 27. The Greek Minister has requested the Servian Government to protest at Sofia in connection with the Greco-Bulgarian incident. M. Nigrita, Servian Minister at Sofia, has communicated to M. Guechoff the demand of Servia for the revision of the BulgaroServian Treaty.228 words
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Article68 1913-05-28 7 —D.O.L. Berlin, May 27. In reforming Asiatic Turkey, Germany is participating, probably in the case of the army and schools, with England. The Ru s sian Mini-ter at S' fh, in a conversation with King Ferdinand and M. Guechoff, advised the yielding up of the Bulgarian demands. The—D.O.L. - 68 words
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Article75 1913-05-28 7 —Reuter. R. G. S. PRESENTATIONS. London, May 27. Lord Curzon, at a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, presented Lady with a casket containing two gold medals awarded her husband, a go'd medal to the widow of Dr. Wilson, and a gold watch to Lieutenant Campbell. Lord Curzon—Reuter. - 75 words
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Article47 1913-05-28 7 —Reuter. OPIUM TRAFFIC. London, May 27. Reuter’s Agency is informed that the provinces of Shantung, Anhui and Hunan, in which poppy-growing has b a en officially declared to be suppre-sed, will be closed to Indian opium forthwith officials all report the suppression as astonishingly thorough.—Reuter. - 47 words
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Article43 1913-05-28 7 —Reuter. London, May 27. Great Britain has favourably received the Chinese proposal that Wen Sung Yao be specially appointed to settle the Tibetan question. Negotiat ons will be carried on at Darjeeling and not in London, as was originally suggested.-—Reuter. - 43 words
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Article45 1913-05-28 7 —D.O.L. Berlin, May 27. A bill has been introduced into the Reichstag making the law against spying more severe. King George and Queen Mary thanked the Lord Mayor of Berlin before departing and said they had been highly pleased with their visit.-—D.O.L. - 45 words
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Article40 1913-05-28 7 —Reuer. AN ADDITIONAL EIGHT MILLIONS REQUIRED. Paris, May 28. Hearly eightmillion sterling additional revenue is required in 1914. It is propos d to cover the amount main'y by increased -n tax on alcohol stocks, stamp, and transfer duties.-—Reuer. - 40 words
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Article138 1913-05-28 7 PROVISIONAL SCORES. INDIAN RCCIMENTS DO WELL. London, May 28. Following are the ptovisional scores in connection with the Empire Day Rifle Competition Royal Marine Artillery, (Portsmouth), 3704 Second Hants, (Mauritius), 3100. Twenty Ninth Punjabis. (Chaman), 2939. Second Battalion First, Gurkhas, Dharmsala, 2851. Twenty-sixth Punjabis, Hongkong, 2,827. Second138 words
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Article157 1913-05-28 7 Reuter. KAISER’S OWN OPERA. Berlin, May 27. German and English Rovalties yeste r day evening attended the performance of the opera depicting ancient and modern life at Corfu, writ’en, composed by and produced under the direction of the Emperor. King George gave £5OO to the charities ofReuter. - 157 words
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Article42 1913-05-28 7 LATEST BETTING. [P.G. Special Cable London, May 28. The following is the latest betting on the Derby 4/1 against C aganour 5/1 Shogun 7/1 Nimbus 8/1 Louvoxs 20/1 Great Sport -’O/1 Day Comet 25/1 Radient. 25/1 Bachelor’s Wedding. 25/1 Prue.42 words
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Article60 1913-05-28 7 —Reuter. EXPERT ADVICE SOUGHT. Melbourne, May 28. The Commonwealth Government is communicating with the Bi itish Cotton-growing Association to secure expert advice as to the best method of promoting the cultivation of cottoh in Australia. This is the outcome of evidence given before the Empire Trades—Reuter. - 60 words
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Article119 1913-05-28 7 The British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., are making special concessions, on and from the Ist July, to bona-fide Rubber Planters (resident in the S.S. or F.M.S.) travelling firat-class from Singapore, Port Swettenham or Penang to Negapatam or Madras. The following passage rates will be charged from119 words
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Article1332 1913-05-28 7 Idle Fellow - (By Idle Fellow an If shoemakers aid dhobies abound in Kuala Lumpur, barbers’ saloons and eating houses predominate in Taiping To find a doub'e set of punkahs over the heads of customers fanning up particl-s of hair is not an uncommon sight, and under powerful Kitsonan - 1,332 words
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Article195 1913-05-28 7 PRESENTATION TO MR. C. T. DURWARD. Members of the Penang Golf Club assembled in large numbers outside the Club bouse last evening, when a presentation was made to Mr. C. T. Durward, who, after four years’ excellent service, has recently vacated the office of honorary treasurer on195 words
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Article109 1913-05-28 7 A COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. A special meeting of the Penang Fire Assurance Association was held yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce, U) consider an alteration in the constitution of the Associat on restoring the management to a committee. The majority of the members were represented. Mr. D.109 words
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Article71 1913-05-28 7 By special reque-t, the Standard Kinematograph, at King Street, will re-screen, tonight, the “Cheng Beng Festivals” which were celebrated at Mount Erskine, Batu Lanchang and Ayer Eoam. In addition there will bs several o'her films that should prove of great interest. T' e George Town Kinematogrsph announces71 words
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Article530 1913-05-28 7 ANNUAL LOCAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of the Straits Se tlements Association (Singapore branch) was held on Saturday at the Exchange Rooms. The Pre ident (Mr. C. I. Carver) was in the chair, and there were also present the Hon. Mr. D. T. Boyd, the Hon.530 words
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Article277 1913-05-28 7 Writes a correspondent to The Burman I promised to give you my opinion on the propose! rai'way lints which are to eventually connect with the Siamese Railway system at Ban Pong on the River Me K'awng. Two alternative lines are proposed, one of which is al gned277 words
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Article88 1913-05-28 7 The following is the business for the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to be held to-morrow 1. Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. 2. Any special business the President may bring forward. 3. Questions. 4. Proposed new Loan of $1,000,000-. 5. Statement of88 words
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Article873 1913-05-28 8 MR. HEWITT ON HIS VISIT. The third ordinary general meeting of the Allagar Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E. C., Mr. C. B. Sutton (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: The output of rubber has exceeded the estimate by 13,000873 words
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Article36 1913-05-28 8 Pbnang :—The E. 4 O. Hotel, Tbe Crag, Hotel Norman and Runnymede Hotel. Ipoh The Grand Hotel, F.M.S. Hotel, Singapore Raftes Hotel. Rang oon Strand Hotel. Calcutta The Continental Hotel. Ceylon Nuwara Aliya.36 words
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Article200 1913-05-28 8 The following are outputs for April Ayer Kuning lbs. 3,400 Samagaga 2,375 Tebrau 19,700 Jasin 2,868 Bakap 13,643 Batu Ma tang 5,064 Jong Landor 13,843 Kedah 12,161 F.M.S. 75,000 Kuala Lumpur 75,200 Tanjong Malim 19,000 Ayer Tawah 5,931 Bruas-Perak 1,018 Bernam-Pera 3,968 Cicely 19,034 Chemor United 5,252 Dominion200 words
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Advertisement371 1913-05-28 8 Scientific Manuring. Mow SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH WORK AND PRACTICAL FIELD TESTS HAVE ENABLED THE CEYLON MANURE WORKS—A. BAUR— To place at the disposal of the Planters the Correct Ingredients for the Successful Manuring of Tropical Plantations THE CEYLON MANURE WORKS—A. BAHR. Specialise in Manures and do no other business. Large Stocks371 words
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Advertisement362 1913-05-28 8 ■■■■■■■WIHHHWUDUniHHHHHnM* Plain Cniths on the subject ef Health are the only Z acceptable pronouncements. Ex*<» 5 jj gerated otatemeata end by contiio jg I ing no one—rather do they create aua- picion. and give rise to doubt. But yoo may safely listen to universal opinion. The public have for long362 words
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Advertisement329 1913-05-28 8 ARE YOU LOSING WEIGHT? AS A RESULT OF ,LLNESS lr--i .Cgl LB K so > y° ur body is using up its reserve of vitality I instead of thriving upon the food you eat. I I Consumption will follow unless this waste is checked. 1 fc ‘Kepler’ Solution 1 is329 words
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Article2331 1913-05-28 9 •j i X Capital. Subßoribed. N er of ls Q nt-M-A «S Share». Value. 3 Dividend». Nam* OC < w a. O_ a "2 0 a tc or 1909 1910 1911 1913 1913 MINING. 1913 »100.000 SBO.OOO 60.000 1 1 A™ w D u Ina P On «’l5 WO32,331 words
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Article64 1913-05-28 9 va (?y® e Brit., 247, Harvey, May 27, T. Anson, gen., E. S. <& Co. Ranee, Ger., 298, Schwalfuss, May 27. Belawan, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Taroba, Brit., 3657, Addĕnbrooke, May 28, S’pore, gen., Hottenbach Liebert Co. Van der Parra, Dut., 332, De Sobels, May 28, S pore, gen.,64 words
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Article46 1913-05-28 9 Kedah for Alor Star (Kedah). Taroba for Negapatam and Madras. Speelman for Langsa, Edi, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sabang. fiok Canton for Teluk Anson. Arcadia for Singapore, China and Japan. Flying Dragon for Port Weld and Taiping. Hakata Maru for Singapore, China and Japan.46 words
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Article125 1913-05-28 9 Pbnang, May 28, 1913. (By Courtesy oj the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank ...2/4 1/32 4 months’sight Bank ...2/4 5/16 3 Credit ...2/4 15/3; n 3 Documentary ...2/417/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 174| 3 days’ sight Private 175* Bombay Demand Bank 174* 3 days sight Private 175* Madras Demand125 words
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Article268 1913-05-28 9 Penang, May 28, 1913. 8. P. Tapioca $5.00 buyers. M. P. Tapioca $5 20 buyers. Gold leaf $64.60 Pepper (W. Coast 3 tb. 5 0z).... No stock. White Pepper $32 5 8 buyers. Trang Pepper $2l sales. Mace $l2O nom. Mace Pickings s97* sales. Cloves $39 out of season.268 words
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Article92 1913-05-28 9 CLOSE AT GENERAL POST OFFICI. To-Mobbow. For Per Close. Alor Star (Kedah) Tong Chuan 10 a.m. Asahan Jin Ho noon. Trang Trang 1 P m Port Swettenham, Port Dickson.and > Janet Nicoil 2 p.m. M alacca J Port Swettenham and Singapore Teesta 3 p.m. Bindings, Sitiawan and Teluk Anson92 words
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Article265 1913-05-28 9 Wedaesday. May 28. Volunteer Ceremonial Drill J Cup Final: P.C.C. v. Crescent, Band, Esplanade, 9 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangs ar Road. Thursday, May 29« Outward English (P. O.) Mail P.V. Cadets, Drill Hall, 5 p.m. Band, Golf Club, 6 p.m. Friday,265 words
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Article86 1913-05-28 9 The cempanxe» do not guarantee the datet of arrival of theee vesseh, but will endeavour at far at potnble to enture punctuality. From Alor Star, (Kedah). —Kedah, May 29, and) Tong Chuan, May 28. Bagan Serai.—Daily. Bagan Datoh.—Pangkor, every Monday. Deli-—lndragiri, every Sunday, Merkui or Van Hogendorp,86 words
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Advertisement281 1913-05-28 9 Tropic Colds I are not only the most disagreeable, the most annoying sort of colds, but they also are Hard to get rid of wjts Because in the Trofe WhV P ics y° ur s y stem s H J at its feeblest, you S are worn out —exhausted by281 words
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Miscellaneous26 1913-05-28 9 The Tides. Date. H. W. L. W. H. W. L. W, A.M. AM. P.M P.Mf May 28 7-18 11-38 4-28 Nil. „29 8-34 12-40 7-24 3-1526 words
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Article696 1913-05-28 10 WARNINGS OF THE MINE’S APPROACHING END. The annual general meeting of the Belat Tin Mining Co., Ltd., was held lasi Friday in the registered offices, Gresham House, Singapore. Mr. A. D. Allen presided and there were also present Messrs. H. R. Llewellyn, Yow Ngan Pan, and696 words
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Article237 1913-05-28 10 The current issue of Capital contains the following from a London correspondent :—Several speculative paragraphs have appeared in the Indian newspapers recently in regard to the reported acquisition of the Mergui Crown Rubber Estates by an important financial rubber group in London, and the subsequent conversion of237 words
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Article824 1913-05-28 10 Fob Balik Pulau, at 8 a.m. and 0-30 p.m. Butterworth, at 7 a.m., 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4- p.m. Bukit Tambun, ab 8 a.m,, 2 p.m.,[and 5- p.m. Bukit Mertajam, 7-15 a.m., 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m., and 5-30 p.m. Kuala824 words
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Article1011 1913-05-28 11 There is a current saying that “an American woman goes to the milliner to find a hat she has not seen before, and the Englishwoman to buy something she has seen already.” And it is true that the average Englishwoman does not accept so quickly the1,011 words
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Article1232 1913-05-28 11 AUTUMN MEETING, 1913. (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING.) To be submitted at a Special General Meeting to be held at 4 o’clock p.m., on Tuesday, 10th June, 1913, at the rooms of the Penang Chamber of Commerce. NOTICE.—No amendments to this Programme will be considered1,232 words
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Advertisement580 1913-05-28 11 N Y. K. Japan Mail Steamship Co. F’IROPEAN LINE J F --tnlghtly service is maintained be« ’»en Yokohama via porta to Marseilles' xnsden and Antwerp, under mail contract vfth the Imperial Japanese Government, he New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining his service have been specially designed and •onstructed, and are fitted with580 words
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